Megan is now home, and baby and her are both fine...!!!!!!!
Wasnāt exactly a restful night of sleep, but, I wouldnāt trade my life for anything...!!!!!!!!!!!
That sounds perfect, thank you for thinking of me. We got the A/c installed today but seeing it only got to 85 no need to waste electricity
Those are scary times. My youngest was 8 1/2 months along when she had a car accident where the car ended up on it's side with her strapped in. Everything there turned out fine, but it was of great concern for a few hours. She ended up going full term and actually had to be induced. The young fellow just didn't want to leave the nest I guess. He's now a 20 year old total piece of work.Indeed, as did her mother and 2 younger sibs...!!!
As an aside, we had a bit of a scare this morning...
Megan fell on her stomach early this morning, and they ended up in the ER. Sarah went over to watch Emy at about 2:30a, and took the day off.
We didnāt know until about 8:15a when Megan texted us from her hospital bed to tell us both her and the baby were fine, but, at the time, she was having contractions, was 2cm dilated, and effacing. Dear Lord.
Thankfully, all is back as it should be now, but, theyāre keeping her overnight just in case.
Never a dull moment (and yes, that is also a Disney movie from back in the day
Both of my girls were exactly 10 days late based on their due dates. The nurses said that already knew that based on how long their fingernails were. Go figure.
With James I was 2 weeks late and I had to be induced. Now I fear he'll never move out. He seems to like free rent and food
Tee Hee, mine both flew the nest at appropriate ages. Maybe it was something that I said, like hey, time to become grown up and do this on your own.
My oldest has a son that is currently 21 years old and continuing college. He's supposed to graduate next year, but honestly he shows no signs that he is going to leave, ever. He has a nice room filled with electronics and seems glued to the place. He has no social life and spends all his time when not doing school work, on his computer trying to come up with the next big video game. My opinion? He will do it and be the wealthiest person in the family. I just think that he is missing a lot of experience of life, but I guess when he is ginormously wealthy he'll have all the friends he could ever want.That may work once he's done with school. Only 6-8 more years
I miss Door County and their cherry donuts! They are delicious!!!I found something unique and humorous today on Lautenbach's Orchard County Winery & Market Facebook page. That market & winery is located in Door County.
That facebook page showed pictured of a scared donut with orange frosting running on National Donut Day
That county Winery & market has that as one of the pictures on National Donut day because it sells donuts including cherry donuts. Their donuts do not have arms, legs, or eyes. They do not sell orange frosting donuts to my knowledge.
I got kicked out 3 days before my 18th birthday.
I had one that had graduated from Colorado College in Colorado Springs, CO. with a 4.0 GPA and another that graduated from Tulane University in New Orleans, LA with a 3.8 GPA. One decided to stay home and put money away so she could have a down payment on a house right away. The other would spend the night at her boyfriends house and come home in the morning to take a shower, have breakfast and leave for work. (rinse and repeat).I got kicked out 3 days before my 18th birthday.
Must have been awful having an A student with 2 jobs in the house.
My situation was a little more volatile. I had been briefly talking with my Dad who I hadnāt seen since I was five, because my Mom had contacted him the previous year to pay for a Saturday college art class I qualified for while in high school.
Having lived in MA my entire life, the word, grinders, was not used. Sub sandwiches was the term used here. Now, it may be that some isolated regional border areas (example: western MA/NY or MA/VT borders) might have used that, as well as grinders; but again, grinders was considered an out-of-state term. I don't think I even heard that term until I was in my teens.
That reminds me of earlier last year when the public became aware of the pandemic. There were various communication methods used to let the public know of some safety precautions, such as social distancing. Anyway, I got such a laugh out of the example used (meant to be humorous) by Sen. Angus King of Maine. He would jokingly tell the people to maintain the space of one moose between each person! (Light-hearted humor often is more effective at reaching people.)
Congratulations! Hope all is well.My daughters due date was July 4th and she had the baby 2 days ago
What are his plans after hs?
I think the word grinders where RI residents used when I lived there. I called them subs but I thought they were ( wicked ) good. Another term I learned, but the thick NE accents especially from people from Maine was something else.
Anyway pool is up and half filled with water. Took a picture also of the fairy garden we made. The mushrooms and lights are solar. Looks so pretty at night. We have herbs planted and some perrenials. Threw in some marigolds and planted wildflower seeds in two corners. While digging out old tarp we found a bees nest. They are harmless. Think they are bumble bees. They paid us no mind so we left them and put tomato cages where the nest is so no one will disturb them. Youngest named one of them Arnold. She says he only goes to the pink flowers.The birds love the little water features. Bought solar fountains from amazon. Now we just have to pretty the āmoatā around the pool. Going to buy landscaper tarp and put pitted plants around it.
